Isle of Man News from Thursday, May 21st, 2026
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TT legend honoured in new Isle of Man stamp collection
Isle of Man Stamps & Coins has released a special set of stamps, celebrating motorcycle legend John McGuinness MBE.
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£4 million of urgent work needed at Ramsey Cottage Hospital
Ramsey Cottage Hospital needs £4 million of work to tackle what Manx Care calls "critical issues".
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Unplanned TT pregnancies spark "ride safe" message
If you're getting into the TT festival spirit this year, wear a condom!
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Beavers need you! 1st Rushen Scouts looking for new leaders
First Rushen Scouts are on the hunt for new volunteer leaders to support its Beavers section.
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Firefighters tackle fire in a shipping container
The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service responded to a blaze within a shipping container yesterday evening.
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Chief Minister says government efficiency drive has saved £4 million so far
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says an efficiency programme has already saved government £4 million out of its total budget of around £1.5 billion.
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Digital flag network to be tested around TT course
If you get red-flagged on the TT course tomorrow, don't worry - it's just a test.
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Infrastructure Minister cannot say when delayed landlord law will begin
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he doesn't know when five-year old laws governing landlords will come into force.
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Isle of Pride event cancelled after commissioners request date change
Organisers of a Pride event in Onchan say they were forced to cancel this year's event because of a late change of heart by commissioners over dates.
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Police ask 'How Will Your TT End? You Choose...'
Police have launched a new TT 2026 road safety campaign urging riders to make responsible choices on the Island’s roads.
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Santon club begins work on landmark SuperEnduro track
An Island bike club will build the Island's first-ever SuperEnduro training track after a grant from the Manx Lottery Trust.
